I had an earlier version of Adobe Acrobate on my computer. Apparently when I had cloud I upgraded to version XI. It appears that my earlier version was destroyed by cloud. I believe that my earlier version was a download product. I want my older version

I had an earlier version of Adobe Acrobate on my computer. Apparently when I had cloud I upgraded to version XI. It appears that my earlier version was destroyed by cloud. I believe that my earlier version was a download product. I want my older version back. How do I go about getting it.

You need to know what product you had and have the S/N for the product. If you registered the product you can obtain that information from My Account at Adobe.com.

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I have a full version of Adobe Acrobat 8.0, but it is seeing it as an upgrade!

Why is my software being identified as an upgrade? I bought a ull version of 8.0 Professional!

Hey swolk,
Please let me know that whether you were having previous version of Acrobat installed on your system?
Where do you see that Acrobat is being identified as upgrade? Is your Adobe account showing you the same?
Please let me know.
Regards,
Anubha

I downloaded a new version of Adobe Acrobat and got malware . I am now afraid to upgrade anything connected with Adobe.

How do I ensure that malware will not piggy back on any updates from Adobe?

Keep your attention on the download interfaces for preselected options for downloading other products.

Where is the Mac downloadable version of Adobe Acrobat 7 Pro that doesn't require activation

I purchased Adobe Creative Suite 2 Premium, it cost more than €2,000. When I recently tried to re-install it due to having to reformat my hard drive I could no longer activate it over the phone or online.
When I rang the help number it directed me to the downloadable versions that don't require activation. Great! UNTIL I realise Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional is only available for Windows as a download.
Where is the download for the Mac Version as it not included in the bundle either. This is extremely urgent. Thank you in advance.

To maswatson
The answer to your question of March 12, 2015 – "Where is the Mac downloadable version of Adobe Acrobat 7 Pro that doesn't require activation[?]" – is … nowhere. That doesn't mean it's not available to you, however. I have successfully installed several CS2 programs and Acrobat 7, on two computers.
The hard drive on my MacBook Air crashed recently. After a new drive was installed I had to reload various programs, including CS2 Premium. I used the original disks and the serial number on the package.
When I tried to open InDesign, however, I got an "Activate Using the Internet" message which led to an "Activation Server Unavailable" message that gave me three options, the last of which was "Click the Phone Activation button to activate the product over the phone." I called the toll-fee number and heard the following recorded message: "We no longer support activation issues over the phone."
So I searched the Web, figuring that others had encountered and solved this problem. Eventually, I found "Creative Suite Help / Download Acrobat 7 and OS2 Products" at https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs2-product-downloads.html#.
I also found "How to Fix Adobe’s “Licensing for this product has stopped working” Error by Aaron Nelsen at http://hijinksinc.com/2010/01/20/how-to-fix-adobes-licensing-for-this-product-has-stopped- working-error/. He writes "… you MUST delete adobe_00080000_tsf.data and adobe_00080000_event.log" which is found in /Library/Preferences/FLEXnet Publisher/FLEXnet. So I did that.
I also deleted Illustrator CS2, InDesign CS2, and Photoshop CS2 from my Applications folder. I did not delete Acrobat 7 or GoLive.
After clicking on "English" at https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs2-product-downloads.html#, I downloaded Illustrator CS2 for Mac, InDesign CS2 for Mac, and Photoshop CS2 for Mac. I was not able to download Acrobat 7 because the only option is for Windows. As you know, there is no download for Mac.
Illustrator CS2, InDesign CS2, and Photoshop CS2 all opened without any problems. When I tried to open GoLive, I got the same "Activate Using the Internet" message I got at the outset, when I tried to open InDesign. I proceeded, and now have a 30-day trial. The same limitation has been placed on Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop, because I downloaded them, whereas GoLive was installed from the CS2 disks.
Next, I opened Acrobat 7.0 Professional – the one installed from the original CS2 disks. It works fine.
BOTTOM LINE: If you want Acrobat 7.0 Professional, install Creative Suite using original CS2 disks, then delete the other CS2 programs from those disks. If you want Illustrator CS2, InDesign CS2, Photoshop CS2, and others, download them from https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs2-product-downloads.html#.
I am hoping this explanation will help you. I feel great sympathy for you because the "answers" you received have been obtuse and clearly less than helpful. (I requested a "Yes," "No," or "Don't know" answer to a very straightforward question, but didn't get it.)
My experience tells me that the answer to your question "Where is the Mac downloadable version of Adobe Acrobat 7 Pro that doesn't require activation[?]" – is … nowhere, but you don't need to download it. It's on the original disks and it does not require activation. That's why Adobe did not included it with the Windows version at https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs2-product-downloads.html#.
I hope this answers your question, solves your problem, and ends your frustration.

Can I use a buisness version of Adobe Acrobat Pro on a computer that has already an active adobe ID with personal (non buisness versions) programms?

I have an Abode ID with Photoshop for private use.
For work I need an updated version of Adobe acrobat pro.
But how can I get it to work on the same computer?
Can I add a buisness version to the Adobe (private) ID?
Or can I use 2 adobe ID's at the same time?

I don't think there are such things as business and non-business versions of software as far as Adobe is concerned. How you manage the installations of the software you purchase from them is your call. If there is some protocol for doing this that is defined by your workplace then you should inquire with whomever manages that protocol.

I have downloaded a trail version of adobe acrobat pro and when I try to use it, it says that it cannot be edited in acrobat, please use adobe livecycle designer to edit this form. I can't work out what I need to do?

I have downloaded a trail version of adobe acrobat pro and when I try to use it, it says that it cannot be edited in acrobat, please use adobe livecycle designer to edit this form. I can't work out what I need to do?

Acrobat XI is not distributed with Designer. Designer is now a separate product. You can create forms in Acrobat as an AcroForm or using Forms Central (an online forms program). You can print the form to a new PDF and then recreate the fields in Acrobat using the recognize form fields. You will likely have to fix the form fields, but that would be the process. Generally, once a form is taken to Designer, you can't bring it back without such steps.
Designer is available with AA8 - AAX, but since is a separate product as I indicated.

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The current updates 10.1.13 and 11.0.10 no longer support Windows XP SP3. The last versions to test were 10.1.10 and 11.0.3 I think. But I wouldn't recommend using those because of the Security Updates in between those versions and the current updates. Microsoft doesn't even support Windows XP SP3 any longer. I would say to try updating both the OS and the applications.

Trial version of Adobe Acrobat Pro 9

Is it possible to successfully deploy a trial version of Adobe Acrobat 9 across a Windows network? Can a group of users open a single file from inside Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 at the same time, rename it and work from the individual copied file?

To be absolutely clear, it would be possible to start with a common pdf practice file, if a trial copy of Adobe Acrobat 9 was installed on EACH local machine, which would then open as a read-only file, which would be need to be resaved for each individual user?
What each trial version would continue to do, if I'm not mistaken, is that the popup of the trial version information offering a purchase option of the full version would continue to appear at scheduled intervals.
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I apparently purchased a Windows version of Adobe Acrobat XI Standard But I need a Mac Version.

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Can I use an Adobe Professional license from 2008 with the current version of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro?

Can I use an Adobe Professional license from 2008 with the current version of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro?

With "license" you mean serial number? If that serial number was for a different Acrobat version (e.g. 9), you cannot use it for the current version XI.
You can however use it to purchase an upgrade from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html

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R e a l l y ? ? ? ? ? ? Nobody at Adobe sales, support, or in its reseller or user community has a clue how to procure a TLP license for Acrobat in a jurisdiction using one language localization and deploy it to a subsidiary in a jurisdiction using another? Surely you aren't serious? This is an elementary corporate software licensing question. The inability of Adobe (et al) to provide any answer does not bode any better for its future than does the fall of Flash to HTML5 for web page rendering. The history of IT companies that come to believe that they have some kind of historical entitlement to market share and no longer need to work for it isn't pretty. Watching this company attempt to sustain itself on Creative Cloud subscriptions alone should be amusing. One more reason to lkeep looking for alternative formats and products, I guess.

Why are there two versions of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro in my Programs

I understand the annoyance and confusing issues with CC and CC 2014 programs. I also have read in the community of Acrobat installing twice purposely?
My question is all my CC (or CC 2013) programs installed around early Feb. The newer CC 2014 programs updated (or installed) around late June of 2014. I have two versions of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro listed in my programs, are they two different versions? The one installed in Feb shows ver 11.0, the one showing installed mid August is showing as ver 11.0.08.
Can I uninstall ver 11.0? or are these both purposely installed by Adobe. If purposely, why is Adobe making their installs and updates so confusing and VERY annoying??
Thanks for any suggestions!

There isn't. One is Acrobat, the application installation. The other is Acrobat's Creative Cloud licensing installation. Do NOT try to remove one.
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Downloading Trial Version of Adobe Acrobat XI

I downloaded my trial version of Adobe Acrobat xi and cannot run it because it keeps asking for a serial number. What do I do? Where can I get a serial number?

Is there a "continue trial" type of option provided anywhere?
You only need a serial number to activate it after purchasing it, not for the trial version. If it is indicating that the trial has already been used and you never installed the trial before, there are circumstancxes when that can happen and there is no way to fix it.
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I need to configure Acrobat to display PDF files in Safari, but I have a lot of troubles to do it.I have OX S yosemite, I unistalled adobe acrobat, I closed safary and I installed the new version of adobe acrobat.

Dear everyone
I need to configure Acrobat to display PDF files in Safari, but I have a lot of troubles to do it.
I read a european commission document explaining that
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/support/sep_usermanual.pdf
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